Tornado

Tornado 2.0
User’s Guide
Table 5-1
WindSh Environment Variables (Continued)
Variable
LD_COMMON_MATCH_ALL
DSM_HEX_MOD
Result
Sets the loader behavior for common symbols. If it is
set to on, the loader tries to match a common symbol
with an existing one. If a symbol with the same name
is already defined, the loader take its address.
Otherwise, the loader creates a new entry. If set to off,
the loader does not try to find an existing symbol. It
creates an entry for each common symbol.
Sets the disassembling “symbolic + offset” mode.
When set to “off” the “symbolic + offset” address
representation is turned on and addresses inside the
disassembled instructions are given in terms of
“symbol name + offset.” When set to “on” these
addresses are given in hexadecimal.
Because shConfig is a Tcl procedure, use the ? to move from the C interpreter to the
Tcl interpreter. (See 5.7.2 Tcl: Calling Under C Control, p.200.)
Example 5-1
Using shConfig to Modify WindSh Behavior
-> ?shConfig
SH_GET_TASK_IO = on
LD_CALL_XTORS = target
LD_SEND_MODULES = on
LD_PATH = C:/ProjectX/lib/objR4650gnutest/;C:/ProjectY/lib/objR4560gnuvx
-> ?shConfig LD_CALL_XTORS on
-> ?shConfig LD_CALL_XTORS
LD_CALL_XTORS = on
5.2.3 Invoking Built-In Shell Routines
Some of the commands (or routines) that you can execute from the shell are built
into the host shell, rather than running as function calls on the target. These
facilities parallel interactive utilities that can be linked into VxWorks itself. By
using the host commands, you minimize the impact on both target memory and
performance.
The following sections give summaries of the Tornado WindSh commands. For
more detailed reference information, see the windsh reference entry (either online,
or in D. Tornado Tools Reference).
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